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“Journalism Is Not Stenography”

The headline here is just one of the many great quotes from a Guardian article regarding The Wall Street Journal’s internal discord over how to cover a President who frequently says things which are not true. It’s an interesting behind-the-scenes look at how the WSJ newsroom is dealing with pressure from above to “moderate” its… Read More: “Journalism Is Not Stenography” »

There Is A Debate Over TV Storm Coverage

Doing live shots in 100 mph wind. Facing wind-driven rain with no eye protection. Standing outside in the middle of a storm and telling people to stay inside. The New York Times has collected some interesting remarks and observations about how TV news covers storms like Irma. Posted by Tim Morrissey

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    Thumbnail Sketch of Wisconsin’s Open Meetings Law

    A wallet-sized PDF summary of the Wisconsin Open Meetings and Open Records Laws has been developed by the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council.  You will find this handy reference, which provides a quick layperson’s explanation of Wisconsin’s Open Meetings and Open Records Laws, under the “resources” section of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council’s website.